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f ,~r. ~ Y7u. T. °N ;~ -I ,` .~ , • E t a-4 -` \‘;‘, / ..., ',., l' , ~,c, .8" • .„ S s Y, A f NUMBER 5694.1 ..NEW-THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 10 -MORROW EVENING, — Dec. t 16 10, will be ade.i the C rand historical cYpera of - GUSTAV-US VASA. The Principal Cliarade:s by • Mr. YOUNG, Mr. EGERToN, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. ImCLEDON, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT, Mrs. 11. 101-INSTON, Mrs. DICKONS, Miss BOLTON, Mrs. C. KL:'/IBLE, • Mrs. LISTON._ _ _ Places for.the Boxes to be taken of• Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Olfiee, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, Dom Ten till Four. • • Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d., Second-price 25.--Lower Gallery 2s. -Second-price is — . Upper Gallery is. second -price O:L.—No Money to he returned. The Doors wil be opened at I lalf past Five, and the Play begin at Half paa Six. • On Thursday, The Merchant of Venice. —On.. Friday, Custavus Vasa.—On Saturday, King john.—On Monday, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. The Public are reSpettfuily informed, that the * new. Pan tomime, which has been the greater part of the Summer in Preparation, will be preduceu in the Christmas Holidays. BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICUL. TURAL•SOCIETY. • . Hetling-House; 13ath, Dec. 3, 18 to. THE MEMBERS of this SOCIETY . are tesped-. fully informed, that the ANNUAL MEETING will be holden at it liTLI G-HOUSE, in this City;on Tu ES. .I)AY, Dec. tlith, when their attendance is respectfully tittreated. ROB. RICA RDS, Secretary. • N. 8. / On. the preceding day (December ,t 7), will be holden (as usual) an Adjournment from tile last Noveinber Dileetine,, to adjust various matters of Business preparatory to the Anuiver.;ary. The President will take the ,Lnair on both days precisely at Eleven &Clock. • TotheGENTLEMEN, CLEIWYond FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of G LUUCEST L R. • GENTLEMEN, MY .Opponent having renewed his assertion that " A Combination of Peers of the most opposite Principles was forine't to prevent his success," it becomes th e again to declare, that of any such combination, or any Undue influence employed against him, I know nothing. --It Is true that, on my Canvass, unrestrained by the bias of any Party attachment, I have received • the most g:neral asaur. ances of suppott, and 1 feel mike in thinking, that my sue. cess arises from your convictiun —that 1 sill not tin .voitliy Your confidence, and that I shall not disgrace the county Which it is my anibitipn to represent. -Gentlemen—Throughout trie present contest it has been. ' tnd remains, my wish to avoid Recrimination and Personality, to take no.unfairadvantagc of my Opponent—but to behave • towards him with the .generosity of an Lliglishman, and the tio(xlmarineri of a Gentleinan yet I must complain of a Want of candour when he stales to you that 1 am unwilling to concede to the Commercial, \ianutaciorini,, , , i c ui. tural Interests, a right to late; fere' in matters of ,When, and where, end express o sehtiment so repugnant to my feelings ? I did say—that the ecttve Peoliciiise was alone vested in the Landed Interest ; rid surely this may be 4aid without offence in a country our several interests ate inseparably conuette3; and where Property every • tlay becomes the just arid honourable r:word of Commercial • Industry. Centlernen—To the Day of Election I look forward \vitt) the most pt. L . _ confidence ti Lence of scc n es, and I ca ~; that though I nosy not toltow uly.pppoilQili in a lession of I odepcilence, and ill a MU I ti.t vde 0f.w0n, , . , ~, 3 yt that in zeal to promote the Lue,ll Interests 0, the Gloucestcr--in devotion to the Constiiution and i.. ardent attachment to the Laws and Liberties ot my Country —1 will thathei yield to him or any man. I ire the 110,ii.if to be, • • With Gratittide.atirl much RespeCt, • s Your.vcry ooedient Servant, , 10 fiN bIiTTON. Barrington Park, Dec. 6, ;81a. NEW 'STATE LOTTERY.. BISH s'eturns Lis most grateful Thanks to the • • Public for •their unbounded favours in the Last Lot. tery, and respeCtfully acquaints them that 'TICK.ETS and tSli AR ES for the NEVI LOTTERY,, to be'drawn the t'sth of NEXT FEBRUARY, are now selling at both !iis truly • fortunate Offh es, much eheaoer than last Lottery, as may • be seen by the following comparison of Prices P RESL N I: LOTI'EKy , LAST LOTTERY. Ticket . . . ,C-2.r o o Ticket . . . £22 t 5 o jlalf . . . .to is o Halt . . . . 11 44 o Quarter . . s 9 6 i Quarter . 5 i 9 0 ki g h t h . . 2is 6 t'.ighth .. . 2.19 6 Bixfeenth r 8 o Srxteenth . t k „ 6 The Lottery consists ,of 20,000 'Tickets, numbered Irons I to zo,ooo, an entire New Plan. Schemes, with Particulars, may be had gratis at eithpr of 11S H's Offices, where, in the last Lottery. Two Prizes of .20,6°61. and Five Prizes of zo,cool. with Thirty other Ca. .vital Prizes, were sold in Shares within twelve Months, and The Money, paid on Demand at No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS. YORK:SHIRE. 70 BE 'LET, 'for any Term not eXCCedillerWenty-011e Wan, 'voidable on reasonable Notice,,in cue the Property should be Soid, THE MANSION-HOUSE of NEI,VBYVISK, with convenient Offices, Walled Garden, Hot-house, Ice-house, and any quantity of lief; Pasture. Land not ex. feeding Thirty Acres, late the Vcsidenee of Henry Reveltv, Esq. arid low of the liun. A. Motttoinerie, near the great North Road, fourteen miles from t, oriugttbrtdhe, tour front Northallettoti, and seven trom linplicatien may be inane to ChriAopher Carter, at ticwby Wisk, mat to lona Maud, Esq. Cila s itel Staircase, Lincoln's CLUNG's PATENT, WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the rnostfrequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Theirsymptoins every , Parent and cuardian of Children should tie acquainted with. 'f'hey.Oc ca.sion. Loss of Appetite, a ialco,,,s of the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, and Irregular state of the Rowels, attend ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they ,atrect the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or. Decay. Both as a Preventative and • Cure of these alarming CoMpiainks, the above excellent Me untvetsally allowed, on the testimony or the lii6liest Charaeters in this COuntry*, both in rank and respeclability, have.rto equal. Their . public approbation, given co the Propretor, tronLa personal knowledge of iisrralonr: , :. uI sk:c. ‘.:tiS ill their own Families, stamps its merit hey pcti ?ion, and giVes a sanction to ir, of which no c•the:r Me:/icint: vt the kind cau boast. Parents, 'anti others wi ,,, heave toe Vare of Children, should 14 ave th is Remedy AS.il l'anuly Me -diens...! to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Gltil dreu are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Ilutler's, Ato . 4, London and retail by roost Country Venders, in Butt les . at.2* 9ci. and 96, lid. each. whim tl)3 he had, . . . BEASE L Y's YSTE R,.for the Cute of Sore Legs, Bruises, hunts, Scalds, Intiaminatii..ni, B.lieu utatistti, and pru.c S. tid: per bkax. TUESDAY, DKCEMBER 11, 181 b. BtIONAPARtEIN POT,AND. ' . In a few - days will be published, in One Volume, 4to. illustrated with a large Map and, other Plates, A N ACCOUNT o f the CAMPAIGNS in PO- I LA NP in the Ye.trs 1206 and tBo . l'ketixed tomftich arc brief Iternarks on the Cnaracier and. Compotion of the Russian, Army: • , , • • By SIR ItOtiERT WILSON, Knt. iti(l-de-CaLnp to the King. I'rin'cd for J. Egerton, Ni I ita r y Library, Whitehall. This Day were published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, price i►► boards, ►4s. A New• Edition, belt►g the Sixth, or SERMONS to COUNTRY CONGREGA TIONS. By the Rev. GEORGE HAGGITT, M.A. . kettor Beache:n tvaLl ,' Norti~lk. Printed for C. and I. Rivington No. 6z, St. Paul's Churchyard. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, A F:anilar Preatite on the Sacratwut. 'file 3d, Edit. price 6tt or is. a dozen. . . Tins Day was puolisne,4,. Handsoingly prinred in tictitvu, price, in hoards, los. 6d. AZI, N ANALYSIS- of HOOKER's EIGHT lA. WOKS of•ECCLESIASTIC.AL POLITY.. With a Preface, containing Inform:aim respecting theAushor, the Times in Whicit lie lived, •and . the Design of his Wivrit.; and a short. cOlisiiiletiLay applicable to the prest - Itt '4IIIIE , S. _ liy the' Rev. I. CC)LLINSON, M.A. ' • Rector of Gatestreml, Durham. Printed for F. C. and I. Riving ton, Nt.. 61, Sr. Paul'.:. Church-yard; soil aLo by f. Ilatchard, No. lip, Fn.- cadilly. • . SALES, &c. QXFOR.DSHIKE. TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the King's Arms Inn, in the City of OxtOrd, on Friday the iditif Day of December, LS to, Three o'Clock in the A Ite, .One Lot. VIEItY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE mostly Tithe-free, advantageously situued at Bletch itton, about seven miles` from Oxford, live front Wood stock, and.tour from 13ieester ; consisting of a Farni-house, w•th - suitable Out-buildino, and Two Hundred and - one .icres (more or less) of Graiing, Dairy, and Corh Laud, divided into eligible Inelostirei, within' a Ring-tene7; abUut One Hundred and Forty one Acres are Tithe 'tree; And rented by Mr.Entler, by lease, which will expire sth April,. [Bl4. The remanaiet is occupied by Mr, Dooley, as tenant at will,, tt oldslow Rents, amounting only to 2751. but is now of much greater annual value. Prinied vartictilars •are now reatly, and may be_ had of oa..Vson and Cu. Printers, t) xforct i of Mr. Po.,lev,.theeecu pier of the Forms,' veto will spew the same at the place Of :Sale; and at time I;„t - s of the ptincipal Inns in ‘Voodstock 'and tlice,iter; tot further Particulars 'may be inade . to Ge,n - gc So uth, Cs+ Lavington Cottage, near De vizes; • john St a nl e y Sina•t, Es 4, 2S, Red tion-sOare, Lo;1- don ; or of Mr.•hond, 1 and Surveyor; "1 tus Day Wits published, price ts. 61. in r:.d rem ner, or ;s. calf, OHNSON'S COMPLETE PUCK ET-Bc)( )I,'. ; or Gentleman's and j I;AL:small's Daily journal, ti r the 1 car in t ; containin.; a plaits and •conci,', ~,T,lttoti tor keep ing an accuitat of i , ll Monies received, paid. l.:iit, or 4;:peurtzd, every Day m the 1 ear; cottiptieci in f ift);t‘N to i:,;;esln'tslier- I y ruled; arse fin), -rvo pages ruled 61r- entericg at.i 40initst ments, Memorandums, Observatinns, or I..i.gagenients; to gether with a great number of usetel particulars. , . rt:Med fur los. 1 otti l son and CO. St. l'ittl's Church- Ya 4. . . Day Was pUbliSiled, Price 2S. bd. Red Leather, with Pockets for Antes, EARSLEV's GENTLEMAN and TRADES MA N's POCK . I.IT LEDGE It., for the Year ;Sr . Containing Days and ito . urs for Buying or Selling Stock 'and r.:ceiving the Interest, List of Bankers, Holidays at the Public Offices, One ficadred Jas.(' Eleven ttuled Page . tqr Aci.oropts and ,Menrwandums, a corr,ct yahle. of the pre. sent Stamp duties, Lists . of Army and Navy Agents, New Hackney Coach Kaues, 1,6 t of the liouse,ot erers, .Corn. mons, and 0 dLe , s, and many other Armies cqually useful, tor which the It ea,la is referred to the 'ratite of Cuattutes. Ptinted. Kearste) VVide atKi I. itubill.uki. 1- Wall , ;.cr, Sherwood and id and Co. 1. 140 i: '.f. Cu.• • . . This 1..),:y was üblist/ed. • Price ?4. 6d. bound in 1 .. e I,..;:dfier, with Pockets for Noics, Asc. • PIE DAALX" JOURNAL ; or Merchant's, Jti..l COrmitete- Ac co:npt Itoc;., tor tote- rocket or Des::,. 'for the )"tae 1;7:I t ; C(lltalllitiA t e litindrett !tiled Pages, of 'W flung Parer, or Nlernor,n,ltinis, Observation>, -and Cristi, ever, 1.),,v t iiie ciniCa LiStS of bum tions es tai Ljt ti.e . Loodon &e hr. ; 'variety of Tab;es, :knit !Alec( :t.f specified In the Tables of i...:ontents. Pritord lot It Baldwin, 1. W.aker, G and 1. Ito hiqson, :. , ( - .4tcherd and l.everinin, 1. Itjcnifth,m. ansi W. Stittalq ;W(t t. o and 13rodic., 1)ow ding. Luxt:.rd, •SA liUnt ry and boll by theta, ail Bo .kseller, and Stat.onets -in Town and C.utitry. liodk may be had in various bindings, and w ith an Al - the option nt the n %baser.- - FOR THE USE OF AND PRIVATE PERONS. In a few Days wilt be published, Handsomely. primed, to One Volume Octavo, price, in -L boards, 85 • PRAYtEAS colleathd fluni the several W r i t i ng § of TAY 1.0 K, Hisao') of and Connor, adapted to the Family, the Closet, the - Sacrament, Sce. By the Rev. sAMUEI. CLAPIIAM, M.A. Vicar of Christ Church, Haws. Printed for F. C. and 1. kivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Longman ani Co.Paternosier row'; Vet - nor, flood, and Sharpe, Poality ; Hatchard, Pic cadilly; Tucker, Christ Church; Shipp, Blandford; and by all other 13o"Isiellcits. Ot whom may be had, published by the same Author, ,1. Alt Abridgment of the Lord Bisti,p ot . Lincol h 's Ele ments of Christian Theology. For the Use of F4inilies, sd Edition; price Qs 6d. • 2. FOrix Scrmuns on :Do:lrina! and YraClical Subjedts ; seletted from the • Works of the Rev.,Dr. Clarke. For the Use of Families. Price 93. This Day , vas published, In One Volume Royal Octavo, ' Fhe Second Edition, corrected and enlarged, ; price its. bo►rds, SELECT PASSAGES 9f ;ht.. WRITINGS of .St. • ckiitY:,osToM, St. GREGORY., NAZIANZEN, 'and St. BASIL. Translated trorn the Greek. • By FIL/Gid STUART BOYD, Prinied for Longinan,'Hurst, Kees, : Orme, and Brown, Paternover- row.. This Day was , 7 In Tw,, ed)v,,, price II ; 4s . b oar d s,. THE HISTORY of EUROPE, from Peace of. 1783 to the present time; exhibiting a view of_the Commoticips in Itilland acid Prahant, the tV, i s haw eez i Russia, Austria, the-Ottoman Porte, and Sweden, the An niiiiLmon of -the Kingdom of Poland, die Revolution of c,int,e, and the Wars wincii have proceeded trout that , eX"- traorditatry event, with the recent RevOlutions in Spain, Portugal,. and Sweden. ByJMIN,BI,GLANO. , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and .13rovin, Paternoster. row ; and W. Sheardown, oncaaer. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, z. A GeOgrap`bical and Historicat View of the World. In 5 vols Bvo. price 31. ;,3s. ,6d. beards. 2. History Of Spain, 2, vols. Bvo. 245. hoards. 3. Natural I lisrury, iamb. Plates ;s. 6d. boards. 4. Letters on Ancient and .111odern History, 1211110. 6s. beards, and in 3vo...itis. 6d. , _ . 2 . • . 5. On the.Resurretlion, 12mo. 8s 6d. CHILBLAINS arc prctrt:titecl,Jrc.nD breakin , and their tormenting Itching instantly removed by W 1-11 T li- HEAD's ESSENCE of NILISTARU, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affeetions, and Complaints- of the Stom.ich ; out where this certain remedy hay been unknown, or tieg cctecl, and the. Chilblains' have athially fIiTEI-1 EA Ws FAMILY CERATE will cuss the pain., and very sperdily heal them- Prepared and sold by IL lohnson, Apothecary.:;, f; reek_ street, Soho, London; the Essence and Pills at .2S. 941. c.B.11; the Cerate at,ts, 10. ._ Sold by N. Cal lwell, Dublin,atifirvery Medicine.Vender in the United Kingdom. Ci" The Genuine has a blaci: Stamp, with the nainc of K. johlisecru inserted on it, S'OMERSIii.SHIR E. • TO lsi SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the Red Lion Inn, io Somerton, cat TilesdAy, the rSth December, 'IS to, at Three o'L'.l:.‘k, to the Iterrn.)on, IN ONE:LOT, 2 rrHE Capital and very itaprov RECTORIAL A. NI A/40i( and P,':l2/:SciN.A.t, E of SO NI Lk FUN ;• corn priing a suhstawial Stone- built and :110.p welling-hous; with capacious Barns and and sundry Lands to Demesne, also the several and Lands g• anted, •by I.r asrs trl.d tit;: tdhes at . au Kintis at' Corn, t artwil, re. new ing, and rithe within'tne said I'ar,dl tit'S extendinK raer het,veeri Six .1.1,1 Seven Thous;md -Ades n,closed and c.Wriv.,re..d Land, iti • progressive state of I in. provement, hell •LilltiCr anti Chapter of the Cathe dral Church of lyistol, by Lease,Aor three ,zood Lives.. Printed Particulars are ready, and may be hart-aothe Place of Sate, OF cit Mr. Peddle, the. lqcsritt Tenant, at the Par r sonage House.; at the ‘Vinte Lion nn, Bath ; G,..nrge Inn, raimton ; George Inn. I iminster I in, W't..lts' ; and Blue Ltall Inn, ; r,I '.7,ecre.e South, Esq. Lavio,!to EPItICh -SIXPENCE RAI.rPENNY, -- F.._.....:. . . . I want of rational hbetiy'ttirtongus,Sp:ii;) wns depriv ed of the mean 4 of appreciot Pig the true pi inciples • of that Revolution. •90 rnticit sly, vast when : the infamous Peace of Bssilea-toOk cur - nation was - entirelylgnorant cif the:poiip'ic4l.stateof.C;-atic,,. OurGoverninent, led by a most pot/ vie and stupid taveyorire, was inetpable of knowing tine interests of Spain. They. abantlated • themselves socc'fi , sio?ly and without any diszerritnenj ; - voile various mc.i difications- of the •Freticti Gl.w.cl . otnent ; an 9 from the Cons , eution , to Jll4 . Etnpire We followed all the viciSsitudes...til-thlst ' : -Revolutain in our , anctr i tillithettriornent- $-tvv. .pur strong .places taketri- and th,. Verfidint,s i.with a ,trerrren , dons artily,..•ini tote-".very Heart of hz.i:)ki.nt;do,tr. —Till saes unhlppy-Tnovqent itoittra . n as. all 'we'd to speak of ihe Fr -itch Goverimnent .but in the same terins as of our :own. ictogi've eticomiums to Buonaparte was deethed.as. , a.ciitne of the first •.1 - 0 those dreadftan'ays were sown. the seeds.of that kirvest *which Spajo-ii now reaping. But look round. the •world, 111 sk. , only na ion . which his eslvaped,those.horroris England; which was sayed.much.by the energy of its :Gotzprnment,_ but more than •all by the hoes ty of the- •press ; by honest rryn were enabled to si:qea..l the anti dote m ore rap idly ihan French their poison; a-tid the general 'Mori - nation which had been disse minated through .he•frecclotti tno press, enat)l.-d that country to sec their dangers and avoid ' He wound up has speech with a pw.verful appeal la i he. rent-7,•ed ;,pirit.of liherty in Spain, in support of a free press. Brigadier GUNZ . ALAZ Said, lhat any °new ho o;!- po.sed'the Liberty the Press .was a bad Spaniard. expression proloceil consid'erablc . .altercation brtWeen the General and ticylt-:.; Deputy, whO had taken a strong part aglin,r-ii. A pi t it §T the n rus,i.and said, " The first tie was religion —to defend ihe Apostolica, y Rninaira Religion ; and th& whatever militated against it must be wrong." f-lecited a number of the original Canons of the....C . ourch, to prove, that no works could be pub!isho the leave of the Council or f3sliop and from thence be infer red, that the L i be r ty of t h e Press was . contrary to Religion. , Senor Mxt.srose, . and in a long and ingenious speech endeavoured to de"feat the argument of the preceding spe.,k::r. Tile drift of Senor !Alexia's rea soning ,was,as follows:—" No ()lie will d e ny t h at Christianityhas existed ever sitiLe the beginning of the world, because, although our Saviour bad not descended, time moral precepts which form its ba,i; bad been praclied.by Moses before him, and writ ten in the heart of man. In like manner the Liberty of the Press has existed from the days of Adam, for printing s nothing but-a faculty of writing ; and the Liberty is the same, whether the mattes to br coin-, municated engraven on trees, insc r ib e d on wood, or printed on paper." He' went on to prove that in those countries where the Liberty of the Press did not exist, the invehtion of pinning had been pejo diCill ; and he said it was far better to enjoy a small repast with freedom than_ a banquet of State whets; caprice suspended the sword over one's head, , E 1 Senor CURA D ACGECIRAI rose and argued in favour u s l the Liberty of the Press, deduct!) , its necessity through a long train of syllogisms, which began with the origin of civii society. El Senor BAXCENA, Diputado Tan el R egno d e 5ev.1.13, in an artful and apparently impartial view of the case, viewingtbe,Liberty of the Press as highly desirable was of opinion that that liberty. would be. best secured by a previous censorship than by (Me -subsequent publication. Senor GARCIA Da i4a - REttos (suplente por la orov'ncia de Soria) followed on the same side, and in the' same style. 'He said that.'he conceived the censorship belore or ailer publication would be Tinian) , inefficacious for preventing. the pollution of the pre-s., Whon,a b 00,.; against religion or morals was published, was easy lo withdr aw it and to punish the author ; but who can restore the purity of the faith which had been blasphemed, or of (Le charaeter which had been traduced,? He said t;,at it wa , i almost impo , .sible DO find a Committee capa ble of lodging of what was an °Wet - ice:against " Esta bli4bed. Laws," (the words of the report) as lals were liable to be changed every day. He therefore conceived, that many culpable writers would goun punished. His speech was very plausible, and pro duced a visitde etfdel. General (oNizaLas (suplenle or la provincia de Jaen) was .convinced, that' whenever the first ex, ainple of seve:ity wa% given, all existing manuscripts would speedily.be des4O-yed. Senor GALLEGOS lose,' and in a i!swet to the speech of Garcia Herteros, that if ;here was a tioliti cal absurdity:in the wothl, it W;s the ides in ulcated by that Gentleman, ti.at ilk. liberty of the press co..id exist under a previous - c , •nsorshio.' Liberty is the tight Which every wan possesses of doing 4thatever he pleasei, which is not contrary to or human laws, or injurious to his neighbour "Shively on tNe other hand is when min are sub . ie - &ed- without a re• mody to the caprices . olother3, Whether enetcised at the moment or not. How I i en, can the press be free when subieaed to the paL,sioni, the cvrice, Or corruption of an inditi,lb.,l-? H'c then urged the folly Ut prLnientive laws. - ,Eles-aid, "I am a free agent, and I nay at any time possess myself Jf a sword, but no matt tells - me that 'my hands oiost be tied lest I commit a 0)4,0er. lam at liberty to go into the street and rob a man, bqt no man f or tear o f that turns the key of my door. Free v, ill is left to us l.ut knowing the ,punishment intlided or cruzie., we are. led to avoid them. As to the diaiculty of k now . in , what are fundameektal laws, it i , ludicrou.s talk of it. The Tundamentol laws are those oV the Cortex bake beef) assewbied, u 4 which thwy C0.UT!!..5. MONDAY, OCT. 15, 1310. Tile Order of the aly for taking into considera tido the Lib,triy of the Preis being read, Alarquis DE 1 1. 1G0., D , :ptllys, for the Prov:nce of Santiago, arose and objected to the discugiion. said the proper prelartittotysfOs bad not been taken, thA t • t he CorteS clad to no way owressed their applo l) Ilion .4 the subject of t,te d , b.ne, awl he entered his proteit 14aittit it. said lie toi&tt sacrifice his and what war tnore dear ;o hint, his reputation - 01 d c Cortes, bk his conduct on this inCi3SiOn, but that he would not s.ictifi...e his soul ; ant at any rite 116__required delay until the aaiyal of the other Deputies. 'Die Deputis . Senors Argulles, Suplinte por iI Prineipa - do de Asturias; "forrern, Dipnbdo por la 4iti‘ia de Ehiremadura . ; AkillegOs, Supiente por la Provincia dt Zarnnra ; and Alexia, Sulilente por' d Uttnyttado SMIld F 6, proved that the Cortes had gone tin ongh evcor form, and that the discus sion hn, ben regplat,ty tixli tor that day. • Senor.ANGur:LI,ES, a tone of the highest ani Tephed to the IX:puty u hr had opposed it. He said.that the fate of Spain' hung 00 the deci sion.of this question; that the. liberty of tie peo ple Was dependent on the discussion, and that, therefore, he dad not wonder bad men wished to impede it. Senor Mr.XIA, in answer to the last part of the objector's speech, asked it the splendid foundation for national liberty which -bad been laid 0:i the .c..t.th of Septembei, had not been etlettcd in the absence of those memberi? .Could any thing be more mo ment Ons tha:l she decision of tharday? - WlTere, therefore, was the reason which was to prevent their prOceeding now ? Severid Alttnbets sere attempted to speak, but order laaviog been restored,- an 4 tb,e Report of the Comnatve bring read, . . • Senor ARG-LiiLLtS * aroSe, 4ticr - in • a most lumi— nous speech took a wide view of t he different etreas which the Liberty of the,Press had produced in alt times on all nations; the vast benefits which had c; the tew evils it had ever F aused ; and the absurdity ,of the tens of those persons who were inclined to oppose it. He instanced the dif tetent struggles which bad taken place in EngLnd for ibis sacred right, and poin , ed li . tr out as the only country 'winch had alike resisted the shtick of inter nal tyrants and exterior attack,—"•Every light .(he said) which had spread over Europe, has ar:sen, from this hberty, end nations !Live ari•en in proportion to its'vignut ; others, obscured by ignorance, and enchain* d by. despotism or super,t ition, ha% e sunk iti directly the op i ,usite ratio. Among that otnoecr,. lam sorry to say, is Spain. But aCove, all, it is i n the last twenty-year*, - a period big with more ex traordinary events than all the age; before, that we are to look fur the most wonderful ,effects of t hIS wea pot),Jo which the power at hes word basal ways yield ed. We' see by its influence the chains tall from the French nation which had been enslaved for So .manyagt-s; but when a sanguinary faction i,,,•roduced a s) stem of contradiition t r i % l % , , , f', es; a r and coridnd,' the Liberty of portant for us. The French (..;o%;ernment of thot time, a'ter Luring tleclart d, by acciam )tion renounce eunquerit, gave older ; to ..n. t . x the Slates' of Savoy to the liepubhc.' Whcle "of duet toWards the States oral, ie(t. rind even those of the Aiiies, was 414,1401 oppo,it,on with al: princi ples proclaimed by the _National Ass6tribly. For * Mr. Argtir arataks with it) tnucit ripidity, and with 30 Mitch t4,itt It is rely (1 fjcu~t for. Ft:poiha tv- 6:ye aciy, tlfim, GU 14:itt QUI:II,e Oi llis 1 - I take this cipportnnity of rein to:fpg, that the' tortes ; with great prQi» i s ty, ao d , 1101'r. OVCr,Cd btivveVer, popttlat,